Upcoming Events

Inspired by artists exhibiting in In Our Time, six undergrad and graduate composers from the UF School of Music premiere works in a performance by the Orange Road Quartet accompanied by UF dance students responding improvisationally. This one-of-a-kind music, dance and visual arts dialog is suitable for all ages and is free and open to the public. 

Gain a new perspective in the New Year, as we highlight interesting points of view in Metamorphosis: Reshaping Contemporary Art and other exhibitions. This evening is all about celebrating angles–both mentally and physically–through activities such as art blast tours, origami folding, and crosswords. Harber Wynn, Hannah Harber and Thomas Wynn, will be gracing us with a unique […]

Before schools were integrated, Black teachers taught from two books… the official book sanctioned by the segregated school boards, and the other book; teaching the truth about Black history. This course is an experience of Black history in Alachua County from the Other Book. Classes will be held the second Saturday of each month from […]

The Harn is open on Thursdays until 9 pm for Art After Dark. The galleries, café, and museum store are open late to round off your museum experience! Admission is free. Generous support provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program, and a private grant.

Enjoy a friendly discussion about the museum’s exhibitions with a free Docent-led tour on the third Saturday of every month. Groups of 10 or more may schedule a tour three weeks in advance by contacting tours@harn.ufl.edu.

The Harn is open on Thursdays until 9 pm for Art After Dark. The galleries, café, and museum store are open late to round off your museum experience! Admission is free. Generous support provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program, and a private grant.

Nia: A joyful blend of dance, martial arts, and mindful & intuitive movement. Beginners welcome!  SloMo: A slower, guided movement flow and meditation designed to promote balance and inner peace.  Sarit Sela has been practicing and teaching Nia for 20 years and holds a First Degree Black Belt Nia certification. Sarit is the founder of […]

Join us for conversations with Dr. Carol McCusker, Curator of Photography, to discuss her latest exhibition Riding the 33rd Parallel with special guest artist, Ray Hale. Carol will give an introduction and highlights from the exhibition and Ray Hale will discuss his artwork featured in the show. Then Harn Choreographers-In-Residence, Marina Barbara and Jack Gittings are pleased to […]

Learn about fiber arts and view spinning, needlepoint, tapestry, weaving, and other needle arts in action. Talk with experienced fiber artists from the Gainesville Handweavers’ Guild. Enjoy hands-on opportunities, too! All ages welcome.  Fiber fans are welcome to bring a portable project. Chairs provided. Questions? Contact esegal@harn.ufl.edu Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Ghanaian Fashion, and in collaboration with the […]

In collaboration with UF’s Center for Arts, Migration + Entrepreneurship, in conjunction with Afrofuturism Week 2025. The evening will include an all-ages fashion show, musical performance by Shine & The Shakers, lite bites, wine/beer/NA beverages, a mobile library, and art-making activities.

The Harn Museum of Art will display art from Spelman College—a historically black liberal arts college for women located in Atlanta, Georgia. The Harn is one of five venues across the United States exhibiting Silver Linings: Celebrating the Spelman Art Collection. Through 39 works by nearly 30 artists, Silver Linings uplifts the legacy of artists of African […]